In federal courts and generally in state courts, judicial notice may be taken:
A) only on motion of counsel for the defendant or the prosecution.
B) only if the judge has sufficient personal knowledge without referring to other sources.
C) provided all parties to the action agree.
D) upon motion of counsel for a party or by the judge without motion.
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